Hou Men's Maid, She Doesn't Want to Be in a Position

The author is Shuangqiang and Shuangjie. Is there any mistress, cinnabar mole, Bai Yueguang, savior, childhood sweetheart, etc.? Is it a novel, a novella, or a short story? Is it a sweet pet story or a sad story? Will the male protagonist be poisoned by other female characters, have his memory tampered with by other female characters, or lose his memory? Forget that the heroine fell in love with the heroine in the blink of an eye and even did things to hurt the heroine for the heroine? Will the male and female protagonists be separated for a period of time due to some misunderstanding? So is the male protagonist reborn? Is there a QQ group? How many chapters are updated every day?

Let me start by saying that, for me, this is one of the best articles written this year. The description is very good, allowing people to see what the scenery is like and what the characters are like. I'm not very good at boasting. I actually have a little regret and I still want to sort it out. Let's talk about the male protagonist's maid first. Whether she treats the female protagonist well or not, it's all because of the male protagonist. In the early stage, I didn't actually see that it was because of the male protagonist that he was nice to the female protagonist. What I saw was that they were on duty together and then the two of them talked well and became good friends. Later, it was said that it was because the female protagonist was disrespectful to the male protagonist? I don't know how to describe it, but how can I know how to draw it? It's the straightforward one (I don't remember the name). Seeing the female protagonist ignoring and indifferent to the male protagonist, I feel that the change is a bit abrupt. She is straightforward and can be so straightforward because of something that suddenly becomes good and suddenly becomes bad, but she still has to struggle with it, right? On the one hand, she is the master I have taken care of for many years, and on the other hand, she is the sister I have just made friends with. I just want to know if she can explain what she meant when writing this? Secondly, the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. I have read the comments in the comment area. The author said that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. Some people speculate that there may be a misunderstanding in the past life. The article also describes something about the previous life. I am also more inclined to misunderstand this aspect. What I want to say is that what I see is that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. It is a bit like cats and dogs. If they like it, they will put it aside if they don't like it or if they make me angry. Then I see the punishment. In that chapter, the author talks about Miss Fourth and how to make the heroine have a long memory. Because the book is written from the perspective of the heroine, so what the heroine feels is not this, and the perspective of God is not clearly written, which makes me a little confused. I want to ask what kind of love the hero has for the heroine and how it is expressed. I am a little confused about the behavior of the hero. I have thought that maybe it was like that in that era, or does it feel a little wrong? Doesn't it feel like it fits this persona? That's probably what it means. Finally, I would like to say that it is very well written, but I really like it and want to read more, but there are some parts that I don't understand and I want to know what's going on, so I asked. Of course, if you think it's bad or something, you can delete it and give me a reply. Thank you.

There are still many shortcomings in the newly opened Guyan, so I hope everyone will bear with it. Read the article rationally, every reader left behind is precious, thank you for your support! 😹😹😹

I'm so dizzy, this heroine is like a little white flower in a modern overlord's novel. She walks around and bask in the sun and feels like dying. She clearly knows that she has to do something, but she doesn't eat, and she doesn't act like a servant.

The male protagonist has the memory of his previous life, but the female protagonist does not. Watching the male protagonist target the female protagonist, my heart aches and tears flow. The male protagonist only had the female protagonist in his previous life, and he didn't know that she had a younger brother. I can only say that if there was a misunderstanding in the previous life, the male protagonist bears a lot of responsibility.

Ah! The more I watch, the angrier I get😠 It's so frustrating. Kang Shicheng died several times, but he didn't give him a few blows when he had so many opportunities, resulting in him falling into his hands several times. The second prince also kept acting like a monster.

When I first watched it, even though I knew that the male protagonist had misunderstood the female protagonist, I was still very angry! I was so angry that I came out to hang out, and left a message by the way, hoping that I would torture the male protagonist hard in the future and not accept it easily. It's because of the inequality in social status that it's so difficult to be the heroine! Without God's perspective, it is definitely equivalent to encountering deep well ice.

Isn't Doctor He a miracle doctor? Even the imperial doctors could not save the emperor, Doctor He, but she was saved by Jiang Jin's drug. This...

Oops, is there some misunderstanding about to happen? Don't let the female protagonist and the male protagonist get together, even if they touch each other🙆

Jiang Jin and Bai Lianhua are too vicious and have the ability to frame the heroine, but they dare not admit it and blame everything on the dead Zhao Liu. No wonder the male protagonist looks down on her, she is artificial and hypocritical